IN THIS ISSUE
- Laboratory named a top-50 employer for Latina women
Los Alamos is the first national laboratory to be recognized by Latina Style magazine - New association amplifies Bradbury’s mission
Science museum to receive gift shop, volunteer opportunities, donations, and more - Cheap solar for Northern New Mexico
Laboratory scientists work to make the sun’s energy more affordable - Lab employee lends a helping hammer
Laura McClellan builds houses, improves lives with Habitat for Humanity - In other news
Reading and math programs benefit students and teachers - For your calendar
Fall into October events
NASA training benefits Española youth
Teen Center director shares ideas about lunar and planetary science
GRANT WRITING TIPS
You might be excited to apply for a grant, but don’t be too ambitious. Reviewers may be wary of applicants who plan to accomplish more than their budgets allow. Rather than under-deliver, limit your proposal to less, with decisively attainable goals.
Another benefit of a shorter application is that it can be more easily scanned by reviewers. Good proposals are easy to understand. Be concise, and your grant will likely be viewed as comprehensible and fundable.
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PERSONAL MESSAGE
The diversity among Los Alamos employees is widely known internally, locally, and—more recently—nationally. That’s because the Laboratory has been recognized by several major trade publications for its diversity efforts.
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